vitali klitschko threw over 1k punches against arreola. vitali is a heavyweight - pacquiao is a welterweight. vitali is also getting close to 40 years old. to suggest that pacquiao is on juice cause he threw 1.2k punches against clottey (who wasnt throwing anything) suggests that you dont know anything about boxing, the human body, science, reasoning, etc...
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Vitali is not a good example mate, He was once caught and ban for steroid usage.
You lose a lot more energy when your punches miss than when they are blocked. Clottey blocks punches rather than avoiding them, which makes it easier to throw a lot of punches. In addition, Clottey stands right in front of you without throwing many punches and does not attack the body, so he is the perfect opponent to get a huge punch count against.
Great point. Also these guys act as if Pac showed no signs of fatigue. I remember a few post fight threads talking about how he was gasping for air in between rounds and his age was showing.
I know there are a ton of Manny P is on this or that thread but I would like someone on here to offer a good explanation of how Pac moved up weight classes came in at his heaviest weight and then proceeded to throw by far the most punches of his career in a fight.
This is a specific ? regarding the punch volume and of particular interest the amount of power punches thrown by Manny: Pacquiao threw an astounding 682 power punches and landed 232
I have yet to get a satisfactory answer as to how he pulled this off, hoping someone can help me understand otherwise I have to think Ariza is definitely slipping Manny some wonder juice.
How about you put up a statistic of last 10 pacman fights with his punch output. Your numbers do not mean jack without it.
Vitali is not a good example mate, He was once caught and ban for steroid usage.
Not PED though, and he was not so much caught as gave in the list of drugs he was using and was banned for using a recovery enhancing steroid. Not the stuff you use for performance.
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